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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-05-12

The District Grand Lodge of
5'nai Birth, embracing the States
81 Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Florida and
Texas, is in session at Memphis.
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The trials of the Panhandle
rain men, charged with robbing
freight trains began last Monday.
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Secretary Fairchild proposes to
reduce the working day ofhis cler-
ical ferce to six hours.
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The Car of Russia has commut-
ID the sentences of the Nihilists
from death to life Imprisonment.
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Col. Moore, the new American
Consul General to Mexico arrived
at the City Of Mexico on Sunday.
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a recent letter written by Gen.
Wolseley the great English General,
concerning the management of the
Confederate armies and the course
of Gen. Lee.
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'or superintendent of Public Instruction
j. d. Pickett,
of Fayette.
For Register Of the Land Office,
T. n. Corbetty
of McCrackcn.

A convention of the Southern
Baptists are in session at Louis
vile.
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The Republican State Conven-
ton met in Louisville yesterday.
i promises to be tame affair.
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Gen. S. B. Buckner was for three
years editor Of the old Louisville
Courier,
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IN Saturdays CourieE.Jougnal
ieis pey gl'blshed reply Il
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newed his opposition to the views
of the majority on the floor Of the
Observation-Disclosures.
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over THE RHINE"
Origin of tho Phrase rs Applied in
Cincinnati.

Especial Correspondence
CINCINNATI, April II.
have been at considerable trouble to dis
cover the origin Of the phrase "Over the
Rhine" as applied to TIE region beyond the
canal. One of the earliest settlers informed
us that the line of dernarkaton was drawn
during the 'KnowEothing" trouble of 1855
when the hostile elements stood opposite each
"ttcr upon the north AMI south side of tht
Little Muddy. II was theu," he said, "a youn;
'uan and Lac been attractc,! from curiosity to
-,e corner OF Walnut and Canal. There
were several it, ed Germans present, all
more or less excited, and all o. tLe,n cGrryin;
Weapons, such as shots,u:is, pistols, clubs and
arSe hammers. On the opposite shore of the
ana! stood an Immense gang of drunken
.oWdias, Shooting, yelling and cursing, giving
vent to their hatred against the foreigners in
language too horrible to relate. Shouts of
evelry and an occasional shot could be heard
rom the south and new gangs were arriving
onstantly, threatening an attack upon the
Germans and the burning down of theil
dwellings There was an old, gray haired
gentleman, DIR. Fries, mounted upon a dark
bay horse, who assumed "a leadership among
ohe Germans; he WIS native born but of Ger
nan descent, and on this occasion made tile
cause Of his ancestors his own. Keep per-
iect'y cool, my friends he shout !, do moi
give them cause for attack and remain on tie
defensive as long as they don't cross the
Rhine; when they do that, then pitch into
chem, break their heads and knock ana
cut them until the pieces fly about your
ears AS matter of history, the gang did
not cross at this point, but bloody conflict
took place, one block TO the west, at the
crossing of Vine, at 10 O'Clock p M, April I'd,
when the Germans fired several volleys into
the advancing enemy, killing one G. Is. Mon
roe, the leader of the mob, and MORALLY
woundng VIM. Grey and many others. This
victory on the part of the Germans soon
ended the trouble in Cincinnati, and has ever
since been called the Battle on the Rhiae.'n
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has been made at furnishing the house for
anything else than comfort
The easiest chair is that Of the secretary,
which is placed beside the table near the fire.
1t is an old fashioned, high backed wide
armed affair, covered with highly Powered
cretonne and cushioned on every side. Sitting
in 1t there is no possibility of any draught
touching its occupant, and one could sleep in
it without trouble. Its back reaches high
above the head Of the sitter, and he can loll to
either side and strike nothing but cushions.
Its arms seem to wrap the sitter like a gar
ment and it would make a good counting
chair, for it is wide enough for two. In this
chair the secretary often sits of an evening
after hard day at the office He cocks his
feet upon one of these wicker footstool cush-
ions, leans his head against the soft back and
amuses himself by looking over the carica-
lures which the illustrated papers publish
concerning him.
The dining room Is at the other side Of the
hall. Like the parior it is heated by an open
fire, but here, instead of crate, there is an
old fashioned fireplace and logs of wood are
burning upon pair Of brass andirons. In u
recess to the right there is an inlaid sideboard
of mahogany and whitewood, and upon this
stands copper teakettle, hot water pot and
n tall coffee urn Of brass The dining table
is of solid mahogany, an old pieceswhich looks
as though it might have come over in the
Mayfower, and the dining chairs are wide
enough to seat Barnum's fat woman, and like
The table, they are of quantity carved ma
hogany. Just Off the dining room Secretary
Whitney has a little Office with a case as yet
untitled with books and desk which does not
.ook as though it were overrun with work.
There are four bedrooms in the house, and
nearly every room in the whole structure has
an open fireplace. The furniture of the whole
is old fashioned and some of the beds are of
French brass. The kitchen is an old fashioned
one, with modern range big enough for
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-20
SPORTING GOSSIP.
The Effect of the New Rules Upon the
Baseball Pitchers.

Baseball PITCHERS.
Especial Correspondence
New YORK, April IL.
Now that the baseball season has begun to
open up, some idea may be formed of the eff
feet the new rules will have upon the leading
pitchers. Foutz, always a good man, will be
doubly valuable now. Keefe, of the New
Yorks, will also be much more valuable than
under the old rules. Clarkson, of Chicago
will share in the advantage to be derived
from the "fair" ball, as also will Casey, Of
Philadelphia. The strong pitchers like Nc
Cormick. of last years Chicagos; Bald win,
of the Detroits and Ferguson, of the Phila-
delphias, as well as several others, while they
will be actually just as valuable as hereto
fore, will nevertheless appear by comparison
to have deteliorated, owing to the fact that
many of the ether twirlers, who last year
were far below them, will now do nearly, If
not quite, as good service as the best OF them.
-.
notice disposition on the part of many
papers published in league" cities to admit
for the sake of argumenH the genuineness of
kelly's release to Boston for $40, 900, and then
to ridicule the 'absurd action Of the Boston
directors" as they are pleased to denominate
make more than the difference Of $4,000 to
Boston in single year, and they will then
have the right to him simply for his salary
thereafter. His stipend is now 5000 per
season-pretty steep for most players, but
none too much for Kelly when he plays in
Boston, as he is peculiarly the right man in
the right place, and was needed at the Hub"
to put some spirit into the players, and, if
pOsSible TO ret first class team work out of
them. s*%
Sporting men are very like sheep. Harri
man, the walker, went to Australia, and has
been followed thither by Myers, Rutchens,
Cannon and dozen Others, and now E. A.
Skinner, the champion roller skater, lured on
by the glowing accounts of what did not
happen there has also set sail for the ''island
continent" and that, too, when most Of the
foreign contingent are thinking of returning
10 their several homes.
***
Willie Beckwith, the champion swimmer of
England, and Gus Sundstron, the Swedish
American champion, will shortly swim race
near this city for $500 q side. Barring acct
dents, Sundstrom is sure to be the victor.
TX
Jake Kilran, the ''Old Reliable" wants to
stand before the invincible John l.. Sullivan
ten rounds for percentage of the gate re-
ceip.s. John L. says that the only way hc
will meet Jake is swimmer take everything
do not think this is hardly fair of the cham
pion, as he has accorded meetings to men not
half as good as the sold Reliable" for fewer
rounds on the same terms the ex- Bostonian
demands. / look for meeting between then.
before long. OCTY COHEN.
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of several times

slo,VOo Tor their own convenience. The
newspaper statements in regard to such
improvements are generally larger than
he actual cost, but the newspapers
aid at the time that this new ball
room OF Whitney's cost him $4,000 His
New York house is said to have cost $3.50, 900
Grasslands, as have said, is worth 500 1000,
and the property at Lenox would doubtless
bring good round sum. Then Mrs
W nltney has her bruthei's home at Cleve
land TO go TO. Oliver Pay,A keeps
bachelor quarters in the old homestead where
he aid Mrs. Whitney were born and Just
next door is the magnificent stone mansion of
Mrs. Whitney's father. Senator Payne, who
has nothing in the world that he likes better
han h,s daughter Flora. Among the most
reinirka Die features in these various homes
of Mrs. Whitney are the ant works which hang
upon the wall. IN all the houses she has beauti-
al ictures, and in her big reception room at
Washington there are some paintings which
wouh do honor to almost any gallery There
is mn original of Milet's "Sovcr,r hich has
5'en engraved in 50 many different forms and
which was spoken of in The Ceatury article
on Mi..et as one of his finest works. At
Gras>iands some very fine photographs and
pictures hang upon the wall, aud in tn.
Washington city house there are several
TAPESTRIES, some of which are, | believe, OF
OoJ> In make. FRANK u. CARPENTER
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wood, painted white and delicately carved,
nj over this rest three of those long, old
Shioncd mirrors, which look out between
partitions of a long, richly carved gold
ne. The fireplace is framed i'll brass. A
led Corinthian brass pillar stands at each
',e. and over these is stretched brass roof,
~ that the whole might be taken for a
miniature temple of the fire worshipers. On
he top Of each pillar, however, rests
he emblem of America, our national
gle, in brass The fender below surrounds
sc whole fireplace. 1t is of carved brass,
with curious legs, and the brass floor within
throws back the rays of the fire as they fall
ION it. Around this fire stand many easy
airs upon the Turkish rug which covers the
,'or Directly in front OF it lies a little three
uot square bright co.ored rug of rags, which
5oks us though it might be home made, and
n one corner of the nantel is suspended a fiat
IN ball made of yellow satin and black velvet
PATCHES, and hung upon the nlantel by two
rings, one Of which is yellow satin and the
eller black velvet ribbon
The furniture of this room is a combination
t the antique and the modern The modern
art of il is male of wicker, beautifully
itled and upholstered in blocatled silk o.
LIN. There are wicker tables, chairs and
fas, and / noted upon these some pretty
i3ces of fancy work, each of which had
,tuabtless some history. One of the sofa pill
ows had a crazy patch work cover, and the
most curious things tn me among the furniture
We're The little foot stools, made of wicker and
cushioned in silk, looking for all the world like
inverted work BASKETS made into pin cushions.
In the whole furniture, however, there
is not one uncomfortable or stiff looking
piece, ana it is plain TO be stem that lao eIluii
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Probate Notice.


TO JACOB p. ICcKMAH:
fon are hereby notified that proceea, ,os h.,.
oeen instituted before the Hon rable Probate
Judge Of Alturas county. Idaho Territory' for the
ievoeston OF letters of administration .ofore
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Dated, HALEY, I. T., April 9th. 1887.
E. B. LENNON.
frooate Judge and -onicio CLERK Il said court
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city house are
merely the over
low of the New
York mansion.
Then they have
property in Lenox,
Mass, where Mrs.
W hitney goes to
spend the summer,
and which place she
has made SO fash
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-20

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method of cultlvating his head covering. He
plasters it down on his forehead and then
brings the ends around over and in front of
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